High expectations and measurable results equal success

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After spending the majority of her career focused on metrics and sales at General Mills, Cathy Doyle joined the nationally renowned workforce-development nonprofit Year Up in 2012 to lead corporate partnerships with employers such as Amica Mutual Insurance Co., Hasbro Inc. and Lifespan Corp. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY
After spending the majority of her career focused on metrics and sales at General Mills, Cathy Doyle joined the nationally renowned workforce-development nonprofit Year Up in 2012 to lead corporate partnerships with employers such as Amica Mutual Insurance Co., Hasbro Inc. and Lifespan Corp. / PBN PHOTO/RUPERT WHITELEY

Cathy Doyle | Year Up Providence executive director I joined Year Up from corporate America because of its commitment to measurable impact. We respond to a local need from companies that are looking for young employees ready for the 21st-century workplace, both from a technical and soft-skill perspective. Upon graduation from our yearlong program, an

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